Argentona Second-Hand Market

Argentona Second-Hand Market sets up every Sunday morning in Argentona, a town in Barcelona province. You'll find clothing, general goods and fresh produce across the stalls. The market runs from 9am to 2pm, giving you a good window to browse. Cash is your best bet, since card acceptance isn't confirmed for every stall.

What you'll find at Argentona Second-Hand Market

Clothing dominates the offering, with shoppers finding everything from vintage pieces to everyday wear. General goods round out the selection, making it easy to hunt for bargains across multiple categories. Fresh produce stalls add a practical element, so you can pick up ingredients while you're browsing for secondhand finds.

How to get to Argentona Second-Hand Market

The market runs in Argentona itself. More details on the official page. For more markets in the area, check out street markets in Argentona or browse all Argentona markets.

Where to stay in Argentona

Argentona is a small town, so staying in the Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market and the local cafes. If you want more options, the nearby city of Mataró is just a short drive away and has a broader choice of hotels.

For a comfortable base close to the action, Mataró City Centre works well, with regular connections to Argentona that make it easy to get over for market day without any fuss.

What day is Argentona Second-Hand Market?

Argentona Second-Hand Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm, in Argentona, a town in Barcelona province. The recurrence is weekly year-round, with no seasonal break, so the same Sunday morning slot applies every week. That consistency makes it straightforward to plan a visit around the 9am to 2pm window.

Do I need cash at Argentona Second-Hand Market?

Yes, cash is the safest bet at Argentona Second-Hand Market, since street markets in Spain typically run on a cash-only basis and this open-air market has no confirmed card facilities. Stalls set up outdoors every Sunday from 9am to 2pm, so withdraw money in town beforehand rather than relying on being able to pay by card once you're browsing.